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I'm not using "the new Outlook", I'm staying with the "classic Outlook". Since I don't use it, I have to delete the app. To my surprise, it re-installs itself after a period of time. It's super annoying since I have to keep deleting it How do I stop this from happening?
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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Yup... me to, those f******** at Microsh1t, I'm so angry right at this moment, they have forced this cr4p onto the end user, it is hopeless, takes too long to load with all the opening screen graphics.
I've just vented at them in a feedback form, not that it'll do any good.
if you followed the steps such as back on page 3 or similar, you can just click "open outlook" and you can continue to use mail as it attempts to install or run outlook but is blocked from actually doing anything due to the steps on page 3
Looks like the updated and officially killed it can't work around this screen
I was greeted with this crud this morning :<
IF YOU THOUGHT YOUR TROUBLES WERE OVER...
According to BleepingComputer Microsoft will force install new Outlook in February.
I am looking forward to see how this is going to turn out.